White Tiles

At Amber, our glass white mosaic tiles measure 25mm x 25mm individually on a 315mm x 315mm slab. 

Our porcelain and ceramic white square tiles are available in 

• 100mm x 100mm
• 150mm x 150mm
• 200mm x 200mm
• 300mm x 300mm
• 600mm x 600mm 

Our white subway tiles are available in

• 70mm x 280mm
• 75mm x 200mm
• 75mm x 300mm 

Our larger porcelain and ceramic white rectangular tiles are available in 

• 100mm x 300mm
• 200mm x 300mm
• 200mm x 400mm
• 200mm x 600mm
• 300mm x 600mm
• 400mm x 800mm
• 600mm x 400mm
• 600mm x 1200mm

We offer traditional square and rectangular-shaped tiles at Amber. However, if you want to step outside the box with your tile design, we have you covered! Our hexagonalRaw Mosaico Esagono and Carrara Honed Hexagon Mosaics in white could be just right for you. Our Kone White Chevron tile is another alternative for creating a statement in your bathroom or kitchen.

Yes, white tiles can make a room look bigger. They are highly reflective, so they brighten a room and make it feel more open. White tiles also create the illusion of lines receding into the distance, making a room feel longer and wider.

As white is a neutral colour, it produces a sense of uniformity in a room, making it feel more spacious by reducing visual clutter and distractions.

White tiles look stunning alongside other neutral colours and textures. Use black or grey accents in wall art, rugs, and other decors alongside white tiles for a modern, understated look. Or, pair white tiles with natural wood elements, like cabinetry or furniture, to add warmth and depth to your space.

While white tiles are often associated with a minimalist look, you can create visual interest by playing with patterns. White subway tiles in a herringbone or basket-weave pattern produce a unique and stylish look.

Lighting is an important factor in making white tiles look good. You can use under-cabinet lighting or task lighting to highlight the texture and pattern of your tiles. 

Keeping your white tiles clean is essential to maintain their appearance. Regularly wiping them down with a damp cloth or using a specialised tile cleaner will help keep them looking their best.

The colour of grout that you use for white floor tiles depends on the look you're trying to achieve. 

• White grout that matches the colour of your tiles will offer a seamless and uniform look. 
• Neutral grout colours, such as light beige or light grey, will add depth to your white tiles without being too bold or overwhelming.
• Charcoal or black grout will create definition and help break up the white expanse, creating a visually interesting floor.

Black and white is a classic colour combination that’s timeless and chic. Black cabinetry and fixtures against white tiles look fantastic. The bold contrast between white and black tiles creates a statement in any kitchen or bathroom and is especially eye-catching when laid in an alternating pattern.

Grey and white is a sophisticated and calming combination that adds a touch of elegance to living spaces.

Natural wood tones add warmth and depth to a white-tiled bathroom or kitchen. Wood cabinetry, handles, or other fixtures are an excellent way to incorporate wood tones with white tiles. 

Bright colours such as blue, green, or pink will provide a pop of colour against white bathroom tiles. For a softer and more delicate touch, try pastel colours, such as pastel pink, blue, or yellow.